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RideCo has been improving technology for on-demand transit for ten years
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GM Ventures invests in Nanoramic to boost efficiency of EV batteries
GM is on a mission to achieve 1 million units of annual EV capacity in North America by 2025
Ideanomics subsidiary secures big business contracts for electric tractors
Ideanomics sees Solectrac's electric tractors as a potential flagship product for the off-road vehicle market.
GreenPower Motor Company launches electric bus pilot in West Virginia
The pilot project is being implemented in cooperation with Governor Jim Justice and the West Virginia Department of Economic Development.
The Mugglehead technology roundup: future transportation edition
This edition of the Mugglehead tech roundup showcases five companies involved in revolutionizing the future of transportation.
Cannabis impairs driving performance longer than it feels: study
But the results reinforce the view that laws based on blood-THC tests aren't supported by evidence
THC‑related driving injuries doubled since legalization: UBC study
The largest increase in drivers with moderate injuries was seen in men over 50
Brain imaging shows potential for cannabis impairment test
A recent study suggests the method could be used in roadside assessments of impaired driving from THC
Smoking high‑CBD weed doesn't significantly impact driving ability: study
Based on previous research, the amount of THC and lack of impairment in the study surprised researchers
Canada's private pot shops want less provincial competition
Private businesses shouldn't have to race to the bottom against public corporations, retailers say
Alberta set to give private pot shops reign over delivery and online sales
Ending the provincial monopoly of online sales and delivery is being welcomed by those in Alberta's cannabis industry
A few months in, BC weed delivery broadens reach but benefits are mixed
A few months into delivery, some Lower Mainland retailers see more pros to the program than others
Ontario pitches permanent weed delivery and curbside pickup
Despite waffling on the services throughout the pandemic, the province is now considering the change in a business support plan
Legalizing weed didn't put more Canadian drivers in hospital: study
Concerns were raised that cannabis would spike accidents, especially among youth, but data show otherwise
This headset measures brainwaves to tell if you're high or not
Aside from impairment testing, Ontario-based Zentrela wants to work with cannabis producers to generate accurate product claims
RoadSafetyBC flags chronic patient for cannabis use only after legalization
Stephanie deJager says her weed use and other meds had been documented for years, but last November cannabis appeared in a letter for the first time
Watch: Viral video of Illinois cops' Cheech and Chong-themed PSA
The Park Forest Police Department says the parody is meant to clear the smoke on some of the state's new weed laws
Cannabix vies to be first to capitalize on difficult cannabis impairment market
The company’s stock rose 17 per cent following news of technological advancement
Majority of young Canadians think it’s safer to drive on cannabis than alcohol, CAA disagrees
While the impairment may be different, the effect is the same: decreased reaction time and increased danger, according to a chief safety strategist